6.5 hours to see Springsteen?? Yes or no
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Lt Danforum_veteranOPThe Boss just added 25 new US dates and Tampa is the closest to me. Should I go see him again? My son wants to go too:up:
anlgpNew Member:lol: @ "don't like bruce so I don't have a valid opinion"
"A man's suffering is similar to the behavior of gas. If a certain quantity of gas is pumped into an empty chamber, it will fill the chamber completely and evenly, no matter how big the chamber. Thus, suffering completely fills the human soul and conscious mind, no matter whether the suffering great or little. Therefore, the "size" of human suffering is absolutely relative." - Viktor Frankl
Lt Danforum_veteranHe added a show for those fans further south as well
13-Sep Ft. Lauderdale, FL Bank Atlantic Center
calphinNew MemberI don't care for Springsteen, but getting the chance to spend the day with your son makes it all worth while.
never pass on the chance to put a smile on a kids face.
Thanks Gish
Phinperorluxury_box"calphin wrote:
I don't care for Springsteen, but getting the chance to spend the day with your son makes it all worth while.
never pass on the chance to put a smile on a kids face.
^ Yeah that...:up:
Lt Danforum_veteranYeah we drove down to the opener last season and we also have tickets to the Jags game in December
DevilFin13subscriberIf you really like him I would. I've driven from Memphis to Knoxville (a little over 5 hours) to meet with some friends and then drove to Cincinnati from there (at least a few hours) to see a concert. It was worth it because I really liked the band.
But I chose "Don't like Bruce so I don't have a valid opinion". So personally I'm not sure I'd walk next door to see him.
124New MemberNo freakin' way. The love for him is unbelievable up here, I can't stand it.
azfinfanmangluxury_boxI imagine that if you are going to make the commitment to drive 6.5 hours you could do a hell of a lot better than Broooooooce.....
That being said, I wouldn't drive next door to see him so mine is probably not an objective view for you
NaboCaneNew MemberIf you are a fan, how can you go wrong?
Add in sharing the experience with your son and it's a win-win.
Lt Danforum_veteran"azfinfanmang wrote:
I imagine that if you are going to make the commitment to drive 6.5 hours you could do a hell of a lot better than Broooooooce.....
That being said, I wouldn't drive next door to see him so mine is probably not an objective view for you
I have seen many, many concerts and there is no better live show
Alex44New MemberI went 3 hours to see my favorite band and it was a great experience so I say GO FOR IT.
On the draft Quentin Rollins bandwagon.
Lt Danforum_veteranwhat's one more hour right? Drove 5.5 in April to see him
opfinisticNew MemberNot a fan, but if you are and it's something fun you can do with your son the go for it and have a blast. Make a weekend out of it and go to Sea World, they have an incredible looking new Roller Coaster.
dolphinkevNew MemberGo to the concert, take your son and make a weekend out of when you get that chance to do things just the 2 of you. take advantage of it.
unluckylucianoNew MemberI drove 5-6 hours to see metallica. I say do it!
thanks to VO for the sick ass sigs. 
Charlie: If you're not as educated or as informed what you do is you start your own party and you yell the loudest.
anlgpNew Member"anlgp wrote:
:lol: @ "don't like bruce so I don't have a valid opinion"
FTR I don't like bruce.
and FTR.. no.
"A man's suffering is similar to the behavior of gas. If a certain quantity of gas is pumped into an empty chamber, it will fill the chamber completely and evenly, no matter how big the chamber. Thus, suffering completely fills the human soul and conscious mind, no matter whether the suffering great or little. Therefore, the "size" of human suffering is absolutely relative." - Viktor Frankl
opfinisticNew Member"unluckyluciano wrote:
I drove 5-6 hours to see metallica. I say do it!
Yeah but that was with a bellyful of tequila and 4 '8 balls' in the glove box. Man I miss the 80s. :sad:
unluckylucianoNew Member"opfinistic wrote:
Yeah but that was with a bellyful of tequila and 4 '8 balls' in the glove box. Man I miss the 80s. :sad:
is that why you still got your mullet?
thanks to VO for the sick ass sigs.
Charlie: If you're not as educated or as informed what you do is you start your own party and you yell the loudest.
opfinisticNew Member"unluckyluciano wrote:
is that why you still got your mullet?
I keep it for your mom's sake.
unluckylucianoNew Member"opfinistic wrote:
I keep it for your mom's sake.
my mom died in the great mullet riots of 89. Thanks for bringing it up. :pity:
thanks to VO for the sick ass sigs.
Charlie: If you're not as educated or as informed what you do is you start your own party and you yell the loudest.
opfinisticNew Member"unluckyluciano wrote:
my mom died in the great mullet riots of 89. Thanks for bringing it up. :pity:
That's why I wear it....to honor her memory.
unluckylucianoNew Member"opfinistic wrote:
That's why I wear it....to honor her memory.
plus it matches your billy ray cyrus tatoo.
thanks to VO for the sick ass sigs.
Charlie: If you're not as educated or as informed what you do is you start your own party and you yell the loudest.
DrAstroZoomluxury_box"unluckyluciano wrote:
my mom died in the great mullet riots of 89. Thanks for bringing it up. :pity:
:mullet1: :pointlol:
DrAstroZoomluxury_box"Lt Dan wrote:
The Boss just added 25 new US dates and Tampa is the closest to me. Should I go see him again? My son wants to go too:up:
One thing I don't miss about Florida is how long it takes to get around. If I drove 6.5 hours, I'd cross 2.5 states!
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